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Newspaper

Carey Times

Location

Carey, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1910

Page

3

Oak Grove Social News Highlights

Local families visit relatives across Oak Grove and nearby towns. Residents such as Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sholl and Mr. and Mrs. S. Be. Crawford share Monday gatherings, while D. N. Schubert and D. N. Copley host and visit. A Fourth of July dinner hosted by J. W. Merch draws neighbors. several others attend dinners, calls, and Sunday visits with relatives in Carey Findlay and Vanlue areas.

Henry Sholl S. Be. Crawford J. W. Merch D. W. C. Rau L. G. Miller Watson Station Wm, Schubert James Martin West Independence Tobias Martin R. T. Kyser J. M. McKee D. N.schubert

Farmers Busy as Wheat Harvest Near in St Paul

Community notes from St Paul describe busy farmers making hay and wheat harvest in sight. Residents Edmund Stevens, Clarence Laird, J H Hile, Levi Copley and families visitations are listed with trips to Findlay Upper Sandusky and Vanlue. Many local residents attend celebrations and visits, including a fourth of July gathering in Vanlue.

Harry Stevens Clarence Laird Findlay LE. Copley Levi J. H. Hile Pitt Wiby Coral Upper Ndusky Emma Lee N. B. Presler Bert Bachar Fay

Woodsdale Social Notes Share Family Visits

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Edie and daughter Grace of Houcktown were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. R. W. McRill and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Crosser spent Sunday with their daughter Mrs. Pearl Harris.

Frank Edie Grace Houcktown R. W. McRill Ira Crosser Pearl Harris

Wall PaperNewest designs and lowest prices at Ewing's

Spotlight on Ewing's as they tout new wall paper designs and the lowest prices in town. Customers are invited to compare patterns and save on the latest home decor.

Ewing's Ewing’s

Crawford Children Day Exercises and Local Visits

Crawford County notes recount Crawford Children Day events at Lowell with a miscelle neous program and a large crowd. Visits include Miss Inez Leffler to Shawtown, Alva Laws to Rawson, Fred Powell with Thomas Laws, and gatherings at the Laws home with Will Karr and Isabel. H C Weakley of Cincinnati tours the Beaschler farm while Rev Beaschler to preach Carey M E church. Fireworks mark July Fourth as Brayton Davis hosts Alfred Davis birthday cake and ice cream with A K Davis and Blanche of Carey and the Hetzel family present. Isaac Burk receives 136 cards on his eighty second birthday. Lesteidenour suffers a severe wrying incident last Saturday.

Fred Powell Thomas Laws Will Karr Isabel H. C. Weakley Cincinnati Home For the Aged G. H. Beaschler Carey M. E Fred Stiner Bremen Michael Stiner Penhale Harry Myers Clyde Long Marion Will Wright Fred Dible T. G. Laws Isaac Burke Daniel Powe Brayton Davis Alfred A. K. Davis Miss Blanche Carey Robert Hetzel Lucy Isaac Burk Lesteidenour

Fourth of July Celebration at Riverside Park

A Sunday Fourth of July affair featured music from the K P 4060 band led by Guy Sutpien. The Riverside Park gathering included a program with an oration by Thomas Tgtcher and a delivery by Mr Fletcher. Carey residents attended and noted the event as a fine celebration.

Guy i Sutpien Ats Riverside Park Thomas Tgtcher

Mrs Pierce Hosts Pleasant Post Card Shower

Mrs Harry Pierce of Chicago was guest of honor at a post card shower held at the home of her parents Mrs and Mrs John Fenstermaker last Thursday evening. Thirty two post cards were received and a reception with popcorn and lemonade followed.

Harry Stevens Welby P. O. Essex I. E. Copley Rhter Bernita Cloyce Levi Emanuel Baughman Willis Baughman Opal Maud Stoody Donnell White House Ss. C. Pressler Edward Shull H. J. Morehart Vanlue J. A. Deidrick Julia Schrote Clarence Myron Brown Lewis Lee Carrie Lee Mae Tong Mae Deidrick Earl Snook Ray Lee Coral Stevens Lonnie Pratt Earl Deidrick Leola Clarence Beck John Fenstermaker Carey Hiram Hart Addison Lee Russell Morton Herman Clyde Everett Earl van Sant West Ete Lee Howard Mary Orville Lee Harry Pierce Chicago Tion Hoasr Lucille Jacob Steady Charlie Kennerley Henry Putnam James Weaks Charles Joseph Wonder S. P. Mangett Paul Joseph Myers Wm. McKee Oleta Ed. Campbell Adam Keller Lawrence Stout Esther Stanley

Fourth of July Picnic At J W Mench Home

A large Fourth of July gathering at J W Mench’s Findlay and Carey road home drew forty guests. A noon dinner, ice cream, and lemonade followed by social visiting. Attendees included families of Mench Beck Steen Rau Tippin Leiber Straub Amerine along with Dipert Buckingham from Vanlue and Elias Steen’s organization set July 4 1911 picnic at Steen home.

J. W. Mench Findlay and Carey Road R. M. Beck Elias Steen Ed Breitigam D. W. C. Rau Harvey Tippin Ephraim Leiber Samuel Straub Adam Amerine Mr. Mench Vanlue N. M. Breitagam Albert Beck L. C. Dipert W. E. Dipert Lucinda Buckingham

U B Church Notes Sunday Activities and Guest Speaker

Church notices list Sunday school at 9:00 a.m. with C Kennerley as superintendent and a Wednesday prayer meeting at 7:30 led by C H Hull. Friday teachers and choir practice, Junior League at 2:00 p.m. with Mrs Otto Young superintendent. Next Sunday Mrs Shumaker of Clyde Ohio preaches at 7:30 p.m. on Woman's Missions. Rev Mr Daugherty, Africa missionary, speaks Thursday at 7:30 at United Brethren. Christian Society of C E S organized by United Brethren youths. Miss Stevenson president, Miss Velma Campbell secretary, Miss Dollie Kloepfer treasurer. first meeting next Sunday at 6:30.

C. Kennerley C. H. Hull Otto Young Shumaker Clyde, O Daugherty Africa United Brethren Church Christian Society of C. E. S United Brethren ‘Church

Sunday services at Lutheran Church announced

The Lutheran Church lists worship times for next Sunday with Sunday School at 9:00, morning worship at 10:15, Luther League at 6:30, and evening worship at 7:30 led by Rev. E. Luther Spaid.

E. Luther Spaid the Order of Services For Next Sun Luther League

Bert Mitten Seeks Cleaning and Moving Jobs in Otua

Local notice from Bert Mitten advertising cleaning and moving services in Northwestern Otua. Call for inquiries on any goods or removal needs.

Otua Bert Mitten

Harshberger Notices Debtors to Settle by July 15

Public notice from E. C. Harshberger requests anyone owing him money to call and settle accounts before July 15. The brief notice provides no further details.

E. C. Harshberger

Methodist Episcopal Church Weekly Notices

Sunday school at 9:00 a m reviews and communion next Sunday. Pastor J A Fitzwater to preach at 10 15 and administer communion. Young men welcomed to organized class and all members urged to attend quarterly conference next Friday. cabinet meeting at Miss Helen Parlette home 7 30 tonight. W C T U meets Friday with Mrs Dow. Annual conference in Upper Sandusky September 14 with Bishop McDowell. Prayer meeting Wednesday night 7 30 with teachers' meeting afterward.

W. J. Green U. S AS ‘Smith Uy Fe J. A. Fitzwater E. L Helen Parlette Lucille Patterson J. C. Dow Upper Sandusky William F. McDowell

Carey seeks bids for curbing along West and Clay streets

Sealed bids are due by seven p.m. July 11 1910 at the Carey clerk’s office Wyandot county Ohio for about 1500 feet of four inch by twenty two inch curb with eight inch long iron pipe joints set in blocks one to four cement sand mix round corners and cemented joints. The village reserves the right to reject any bid.

Carey Wyandot County Ohio C. G. Spencer

Report of the Condition The People's Bank Company

Report of the Condition The People's Bank Company in the State of Ohio at close of business June 30, 1910. Resources include real estate loans and collateral, other loans, discounts, overdrafts, bonds, coins and reserves. Liabilities show capital stock, surplus, profits, deposits, and certificates of deposit with a notarized affirmation by Cashier A H Kemerley.

People’s Bank Company Osio Carey Ohio Breanurder U.S F . National Bank

Vanlue Ice Cream Festival by Young Ladies Anticant Class

The Young Ladies Anticant Class of the U B Church will hold an ice cream festival Saturday evening July 9. Music will be furnished by the Vanlue. J M K Long Dr Metzler and Oza Simon spent Wednesday evening in Findlay attending the Masonic lodge. Robert Walter and Sam Early of Toledo spent Sunday and Monday in town.

U. B J. M. K. Long Dr. Metzler Oza Simon Findlay Masonic Lodge Robert Walter Sam Early Toledo

Bank Statement Ledger Note From Wyandot County

The document presents a bank statement listing legal tender notes redemption funds, state and county designations, and various deposits. It includes figures for demand and time certificates of deposit, an individual deposit subject to check, and a cashier's oath by T. I. Culler of the bank in Wyandot county.

Ees 610 OF Wyandot Culler

Hall's Catarrh Cure Claims Constitutional Benefit

An advertisement asserts catarrh is constitutional, not local, urging internal use of Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio. It promises a $1000 reward for any un cured case and notes distribution by druggists at 75 cents.

Hall's Caenes & Co Toledo Ohio F. J. Cheney & Co Halls Family

Vanlue Fourth Celebrated in Grand Style

Vanlue residents marked Independence Day with a grand celebration at the Breitinger home. Attendees included Mrs E D Keys and daughter Miss Lucy, Miss June Boutson, Alva Brandeberry of Findlay, Miss Anna Pffefferle of Sidney, Misses Nella and Jemima Cupp, Essie Thatcher, Albert Bachar of Carey, and Raymond Keys of Celina. The Blue Rocks of Findlay failed to attend the ball game.

Vanlue Blue Rocks Findlay E. D. Keys Lucy June Boutson Alva Brandeberry Anna Pffefferle Sidney Nella Jemima Cupp Essie Thatcher Albert Bachar Carey Raymond Keys Celina Mahlon Breitigam

United Evangelical Church Weekly Services and Events

Rev. W. Elmer Bailey leads Sunday school at 9:00 and service at 10:30. Rev. A. A. Po ling of Columbus to preach. Junior League at 2:00 pm. K. L. C. BE at 6:30. Marie Hasegpfieugh to speak Sunday evening. Ridge Quartette singing at missionary convention Saturday evening. Feathers meeting Monday evening. St. Paul preaches Sunday afternoon.

United Evangelical Church W. Elmer Bailey S. S A. A Poling Columbus Qgate C. E Marie Hasegpfieugh Ridge Quartette

Council Minutes Show Allocations and Street Repairs

The council met Tuesday with Mayor Van Heyde and twelve members present. Bills approved include Hocking Valley freight 132.50, labor by J. F. Brown 16.10, Al Corwin 7.04, Miller & Bachay 8.35, Corwin 4.00, Drake 4.00, Mack Iron Works six lawn repairs, Donelson hauling dirt, and Joseph Wonder expenses to a state convention. Wenner noted HV railroad block system work at Main street crossing. gutter on Vance street to be paved and brick price inquiries ordered. Wonder warned lime from Big Four plant may obstruct Spring Run water flow.

van Heyde Spencer Pahl Wenner Vigor Kear Constien Kurtz F. H. Frederick Mdse Robert Drake al Corwin Hocking Valley Railroad J. F. Brown Miller & Bachay Mack Iron Works Six Lawn William Donelson Joseph F. Wonder TANS Main Street Vance Street Joseph IF Wonder

Also Mentioned on This Page

Oak Grove H. V. Thomas Wilbur D. N. Schubert A. J. Wisner Chester Henderson D. N. Copley W. H. Thomas Peter Grant Oliver Etta Smith T. D. Jacobs Oliver, Smith’s Sylvia Schbach H. P., Miller Jones of Dennis Lee Sarah Bright Ora W. P. Miller H. P. Miller Margaret Lucile Velma Jacobs Harry Shoemaker Mt. Blanchard Earl Miller Robert and Hazel Emma Brown Elizabeth Morehart ST. Paul Woodsdale Crawford Lowell Inez Leffler of Shawtown Henry Ridenour Alva Laws Rawson J. L. Alspach U. B. Church Notes J. Sheller Lutheran Church Methodist Episcopal Church B. L Christian’s Eph Miss May Congray Prof. Moore Church For Prayer Wee Eee Ila. H. Kemerley People’s Bank Co A. H. Kemerley State of H G. Chambers Notary Public Thia Bank A. H.kennerley the Times Nat's Bank of Vis U. & Treasurer L. Culler H. G. Chambers Byron Ogg W. H. Houk EE. B. Kurtz the Council Hoff Block King
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